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We love seeing the handwoven textiles our artisan

We love seeing the handwoven textiles our artisan partners make and fair trade partners design, shining beautifully in real homes ✨ Original post by @fridafaxen
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the beautiful home of our dear friend @leigh.nile 🤍 loving these classics paired with our Mariposa #1 pillow for a pop of pattern 💥 📷 @leigh.nile #Repost

Last week, talking with @hauteculturecreative, Don

Last week, talking with @hauteculturecreative, Donna used wonderful terminology to describe our artisans partners, and all artisans across the world -- Custodians of Knowledge.
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Partnering with custodians of traditional knowledge must be an active part of the solution to a better, more conscious world. Traditional knowledge is often discarded or ignored, but the wisdom indigenous peoples hold remain key to the improvement of our climate, health, and sustainable living.

Bright and bold with our fair trade partner @bathe

Bright and bold with our fair trade partner @bathenshop✨ #supportartisans #supportwomen #Repost
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Don’t forget your mask 😷 25% of all Face Mask sales will be donated to our artisan partner in Guatemala @mayatraditions 🥰

Un cafecito makes the mornings so much brighter ☀️ We're wondering this morning, what are some lessons you've learned from this year?
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Reflecting on all the ups and downs helps us see what we're grateful for, and what we could do better. The holiday season is a great opportunity to truly evaluate yourself and what you stand for. What's important to you? What can you did this holiday season to stand for that?
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For us, it's supporting indigenous women and youth in Guatemala, and truly doing what we can to help create vibrant, sustainable futures. #liveconsciously

Thank you to our partner @gophilanthropic for this

Thank you to our partner @gophilanthropic for this support! Please read their post on our family garden project below! #repost
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How can a family garden plot help artisan women in Guatemala? 🌱
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GoPhil partner Maya Traditions is piloting sustainable, organic vegetable production systems for artisans and their families in Quiejel, Nahualá, and Chuacruz. The 24 women participating in the pilot project are already feeling the benefits of organic farming by saving money on food expenses and bringing families together.
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Pictured here, Maya Traditions team member Amarilis visits the family gardens. The artisans told Amarilis that growing and sharing vegetables has become a family affair - grandparents, siblings, aunts, uncles, in-laws, and other relatives are getting involved and benefiting.
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